f Vrft,-). H.",'M'4'V''''-1 try J EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 6, 1022 , vNMjj. W " 81 nm III m I mi t nvt. 1 It ?' k Era t lt"V ,t?i kVLr' PHILA. ORCHESTRA There's a Difference In Scmpllncr clothes s omethlns thnt makes them easily recognized. D.D.ScmpKncr 1305 Walnut ONE Of PHIUDCLPHIA'S LEADING TAILORS PEN SEASON First Concert Given This After noon nt Acaclemy Under Stokewski NEW SETTING FOR STAGE TeV Office anwl Barak Smppliies MANN'S Fine Writing Fluid 90c i'- miasm nasmLempesm J)29 Market Street, 'IF NOSES WERE COUNTED there would be enough Babbitts In America te elect a I'reslden t and maybe they did." HAItHY HANSEN. Chicago Dally Stun. BABBITT By Sinclair Lewis ACTIIOR OF MAIN STIIKET Whercvrr books arc setiJ, tl.OO HARCOURT HRACE fc CO, 1 w 47th st..NY. e Every Night Some one's Safe Is Robbed Yeu can't be positive yours won't be next. Yeu can be pesi- th tivc that there's no money in it by making deposits every night in the Republic Trust. The Philadelphia Orchestra opened its twenty-third sennen nt the Academy of Miitde nt U.'HO o'clock this nftcrnnen and the eleventh centen in which Mr. Klokewsfcl lias been the conductor. All Indication point te the most successful season the organlst'illen has ever linn. The hour of the l-'rldny afternoon concerts hns been changed, ntul this sen son they begin nt 2:30 instead of H o'clock, ns heretofore. This Is ex pected te lie nn iiiipievement and iniike for the convenience of both the orchc erchc trn nml iintrens. The hour of the Sat- tirdny evening concerts is unchanged. There linve been few chances In the personnel of the orchestra and. perhaps, ! the most Important of these lire the substitution of tleerges Orisp7. for Onnle llennde ns first clnrlnet. nnd thnt (of Walter Cuctter for Ulchnrd Krueger ns first bassoon, Mr. duetter Is n 1'hll indelphlnn, the seu of Julius Otietter. I nnd he hns been the fir-t bassoon of the ; Chicago Orcliestrn for a number of I seasons. Mr. (irlssc7. imis formerly first clnrlnet of the Itnsten S.-mpheny Or cliestrn nnd bitterly clnrlnctlst of the Chamber Music Art Society, of New Yerk. New Staje Setting One of the most interesting features of the enenlnc concert wns that it Is the first time thnt the new singe setting ,nnd platform designed by Mr. Stokewski , mid erected during the summer, wns used. The nngles nt which the times of the orchestra ere projected info the auditorium hnve been e changed as te render the softer tones mere clearly heard without any less in color nnd te I add brilliancy te the louder tones, Mr. Stokewski is greatly pleased with the results of the new setting. The set ting is censldernbly higher than the for hit one and the pint form upon which I the mvnbers of the ercliestrn sit has been rebuilt in nccerdiince with the, plan of the whole stage. The erches- 1 trn hns been moved further bnek. nnd I there has been n conseipiont gain of I nbinit seventy-live seats In the pit. These sent will new lie regulnr ehnirs i nnd meie comfortable thnn the former ones. Classic1! and the Mederns At the opening concert Mr. Ste- j kewskt blended the classics and the I moderns, lie began with the "Melstcr , singer" overture of Wngncr and fid low oil this with the Haeh suite In 1! miner for flute nnd strings, one of i the greut pleies of the erchestrul reper- teire for sole flute. 1 he symphony was Hcetlievcn fourth In 11 tint. MAN ROBBED IN SHADOW OF MOYAMENSING PRISON "Qlve Me Your Wallet," Orders Hotd-Up, Then Slugs Victim While Patrick Fnrnen was walking along In the shndew of Meyatncnsliig 1'rlsen nt 11 :.1d o'clock lnnt night, en his way te his home nt 1."K12 Seuth Car lisle street, he wns accosted by n mnn who stepped from nn angle of the prison wall. "(live me your wnllct," the mnn de tnnnded. Fiirnen turned te sec who had spoken, and was struck en the jaw. He went ilmvn. nml was brtltnllv kicked. Kin- nllv his nssnllnnt lenned ever him, took his wallet containing $20 nnd ran. Fnrnen get te his feet, nml staggered te the Third and Dickinsen streets sta tion, where he gave the police a tie tie KTlptlen of his assailant. TO DECIDE RUM CArTsSUE Fight Right of Bootleggers te Get Seized Autes Back Illght of bootleggers te reg.iin pos session of rum-running automobiles lifter they hnve been confiscated by the Government will be threshed out In fulled States District Court here to day. According te Oeerge W. Celes, f nlted Stntes District Attorney, clever legnl mnneuverlng by nrre.steil bootleg gers enables them te get their seized cars buck nnd continue te use them in booze traffic. Te put a step te this prnetlee, As sistant United Stntes District Attorney Jenes will oppose the granting of a bootlegger's petition for the return of his car In United States District Court this morning. CARSON ESTATE $24,000 Will of Fermer Councilman Is Filed for Probate Itelntives nre the beneficiaries under wills probated today. Testators and the value of the estates left follew: Wllllnui 1 Kagnn. 2iW" Columbia avenue, $1.1.",0O0. His widow, Margaret I'.ngnn, and son, Wllllnui F. Kngnn, were nnmed ns princlpnl beneflclnrles: ; Jnmes Carsen, former City Council- man. .1."."i2 North Kighteenth street. ' .1!4.000; Theodere llelers, 2343 North Heward street, fl2,70O. Netice hew it spruces you up BOJL Tea Clea-totally Different 14 Central High Beys Suspended Fent teen Cetitrnl High Scheel students hnve been suspended for going "out of bounds." The Imys say It Is n scheme te force them te patronize the bnsement restniiriint. (Illiclnls Insist flie fend In the rctiturnnt Is excellent, nnd say discipline In necessary te force the bejs tn elx'y the school rules and remain in the vicinity of the school during recess. REPUBLIC TRUST COMPANY I4B9 CAestnut Street HOURS Qam-iepm c&c 1eur7pme C'OMl I.KTi: m unfit Hen i 4 be sour rj t" m.ttfrja an 1 worii werii mnmhip it tm buv Myr Lighting Fixtures frnrn us We rfuir.in'" al Fnlutlv ih nunllM . r nur .ie irnde -n tirniv if nl i ' In-. i units th ili-lnt v .Tr u-a uni'iue nn'l dm r ti Pamcnt tin Trrmt .4rr.mg.rf "ipn i:Bs. -til 10 I'st ISM Sromund&Sen WJW7 CEBMANTOWNAV. mcnt-uiuMiu 1041 Mr. Stokewski minle a Inte change In the program, substituting Debussy's "I.e four des I,js" for the "After noon of a Faun" by the sime com- poser. The new work is taken from the inriilntal music which Debussy wrote for n mjsterv play of D'Annun- zie. anil the composition wns new te l I lillndelphlnns. 1 he lust number en the i program mis also bv n modern French i eompeser, Itnve), whose music is less definitely plm I'd lis et t fill II thnt of his I famous confrere. Debussy, It Is In 1 waltz form. Following the custom of : the orchestra fur n geed many yenrs new, there was no soloist nt the open- ing concerts. I Many Novelties Provided ' The .season, which openel this afternoon, will hnve n large number of nei cities by composers, both Amerl- j enn inn foreign. Mr. Stokewski has i examined many new -cores during the List summer and out of this rather thinkkss task hns selected what he considers the public should hear In j order te keep abreast of the musical times, both in this city and In ether I countries. As has been the case for n number of i seasons, the house J entirely sold out for the Friday afternoon concerts nnd 1 practically se for these en Saturdny evening. The number of New Yerk ' encerts has been increased, although j there will be one tour fewer by the en liistm than in the past The New i Yerk series, where the Phllndelphtn i Orchestra Is new by fnr the strongest nnd must popular of nny of the visiting nr.'iinizntli'ux, hns been sold out about us emnpletelv as the Friday afternoon concerts nt home, nnd the snip In the : ether cities has been equnlly gratifying. LARGEST OLD BOOKSTORE IN AMERICA BOOKS BOUGHT T e browse a meiij; e u r books is a full days' eccupa tien, n you care te make it one. And you are welcome. Ne one will dis turb you by asking "is there anything you want?" But plenty of cheerful service awaits you, if you desire it. We buy from all ever the ' world the books we sell te you here at a fraction of their original cost. Scheel and College Text Heeks , THREE DIE AFTER RECENT ACCIDENTS ON STREETS xxim Hi I 1324-1526 CJHESTINUT STREET ill GIVE HEED ACT NOW I A truly worth-while offering of III III (' JA. Imported Woven Madras Shirts III (sizes 14 te 18) II at $2.102 for $4.00 IIIJ IMPORTED KNITTED NECKWEAR I Jm at 95c each Tl 1 Jl CAPE GLOVE SPECIAL: CORDOVAN SHADE II I l at $ 1.95 each l 'TiHfK 8C Suits breasi Brf, Meaty, Selected EGGS slez 40 Etery ie guaranteed. a taMssmsswa a PZ 1 la all ear Stores I ffiffl B TeUplMM, epruee 84.49 Gtn. 2009 y Mitchell VVWw Own Baking Ce. English Muffing 35c Dez. Fresh Daily- Pastry Reminders Victeria Sfesft, leaf 35 Sitet Cites 40 Lidy Finftn lb. 60 Fancy Caki lb. 90 Ic4 Ciananea Rail 35 heat before serving Candy Reminders Aiterltd Caramsli CboeeUt Daintlt Dtntri Mint i.... Wilbur Bad Frail faitt Lb. 31 1 71 W 15 .'., u Pheni and Mall Ordin FilUd 18th and Chestnei Sts. 5600 Gerraintewn A.. Atlantic City, N. J,' 12th and Market Sts. JMIIMIIHHMtNII THE Klein Chocolate Company, of Eliza Eliza bethtewn, put en a pair of Goodyear AU Weather Tread Solid Truck Tires about one year age. At 18,000 miles, the concern re ports a higher mileage than ever received from any ether make of tire, while the traction and cushioning has been a decided advantage in hauling. Goeiytar Track Tint art inhf and tervUtd bj tht local Goeiytar Track 7"ir Service Station Dealer. GOODYEAR Fer Sale by O'BRIEN & HOOVER, Inc. Distributors 22d and Race Streets PHILADELPHIA Topcoats t. Tailored Fer Us By The Kirschbaum Sheps. 30 H5 Dependable quality ! Great variety ! Stylish models ! Moderate prices ! Expert service in fitting you properly. You'll find all that at the R & F Stores. Kirschbaum Full Dress And Tuxedo Suits Special At . . . $45 Founded In 1894 1204 Chestnut St. 11 Seuth 15th St. 1119-21 Market St. Bey Patrolman, a Weman and a Succumb In Hospitals Tl'; imrsetK, died hut jiinht us the result uf rct'ciit street .velili'titu William Arneld, three jeurs old, .121 N'ertli Fourth trit, died In thi- Heuse. volt Hospital Hhertly lifter heinif htruck by n trellt-j car nrnr ht.s hnme. The inetrirmnn, .lelin HnfTninn, Third mid , ''ainhi'in Ntrcets, is b'iiiff ludd. Mrs Mnr.v Srhwenlt. thirty, ejght ji-ur.s old, Thlrtienth find Ort-i-n strnctN, ' who wns knocked down by n trollej cm nt Jeffersen street und Hlilue nvetine, Wednesday, died In the Women's Hom eopathic HeHjiltal. ' I'iiirelmiin Murthehxnew J. f'een, of the Twentieth nnd KVileru! streetn hta fieti, died at .St. AiciieN' Iliwpital today from Injuries he r iyed Stnulay nl;h't lull- takins the lctim of another meter cur accident te the hei-pital. ' VDseru cm trWSeles of Vear Sheci vi a WMMM....I mil If. WENGER fURS Heuse of A4nger 1229 Walnut Street .WALNUT AT 13TH STREET B. CHERTAK WENGER MILLINERY Quality Furs Plus Value Never Mere Strikingly Noted Than in This Special Event Planned te Reduce Stocks While Our Building is Being Remodeled Baby Lambs Russian Sables Fine Caraculs THE SAME HIGH QUALITY PLUS HOUSE OF WENGER ORIGINALITY BUT A DECIDED LOWERING OF PRICES TO CREATE QUICK SELLING. AN EVENT OF SUPREME IMPOR TANCE THAT SHOULD APPEAL TO EVERY WOMAN WHO DESIRES TO BUY FURS. Eastern Minks Silver Foxes Baby Fishers Mur New Lewer Priced Section Natural Raccoon Ceat8$195 Regular Season Price $275 JtO inches long beautiful silk lining B. Ckertak Wenger Millinery Our superb showing of French hats, together with adaptations from our own workrooms, an inspiring collection notable for its originality, beauty and quality. rMtlfftltMIMt mMWMm&mmmmmMwmmm:mmmmmmmm. KWWtF'RBl DF.SIOSF.US AKD MAKBK8 OF WOMBX'S AND CHILDREN'S Al'l-AIIV.L OF THE UIQHEST CUAKACTEIt FOll TWESTY-SEVEX YEARS J15 Chestnut Cerner Twelfth 1 Guaranty thai ' 1 Leary's Boek Stere star's freckles insured Ninth Street Belew Market (Opposite Pest Office) KSK2iav2K-UWS.Wk3S A I Biff, Meaty, Selected EGGS dez 40 , Wesley Barry's "Beauty Spots" Protected by $10,000 Ies Aiicelcs, Oct. 0. d'.y .. P. i i Wesley Uurr) has no mllller,. dollar Ick-4, but thd juvenile screen star's , freckles are regarded by movie magi 1 nntes 111 an asset and accordingly J0 took out Insurance yesterday en them ' tetallns $10,000. I The ether day a little blend cir ' , Klbnbeth Urewn, advised Wefdey t0' I have his freckles remevid and the young ! star was caught In the act of trying te crmiii:ut' iuem. I "Hey, whnt ure you doing?" cried the intruder In wild alarm. Wesley dropped the jar of guaranteed remover und later hUiiumI the. pullcj un the dotted line. Twelve geed ones in every dozen. In all our Stores SHE $,V END GRASSHOPPER HUNT Philadelphia Scientists Return With Many Rare Specimens Returning from a grasshopper hunt through the Southwest, Morgan Hibard, research npseclutc, and ,f, A. (J. Uelln, recording secretary, both of the Acad emy of Natural .Sciencew, brought back H000 of the hoppers, packed in cigar boxes. One of the objects of the trip wns te obtain specimens of twenty rare species, and the scientists returned with seven, teen of them. They will write u book en grassheipcru, nnd it is expected the in formation will be valuable in the fight te combat the grass Ifarper plsfue. tfaam" And Present Such Notable Shee Values! An Exceptional Offering of FASHION FOOTWEAR At a Price That Must Appeal $ 8 Smart Strap Pump In All-Patent Celt or All-Mack Calf Cuban or Uaby French Hecla New Hosiery- New Tongue Pump Patent Celt Vamp and Tongue With otter brown euede or black bro bre cade satin qunrtpr nnd Insert. All-Patent Celt Brown Kid Vamp and Tongue With otter brown suede quarter and Insert Brown Satin Vamp and Tongue With brown brocade quarter wirt Insert, Black Satin Vamp and Tongue With black brocade quarter and Insert These models are two of the many produced te meet every style and quality requirement for the seusen. Priced teneet the desires of many women who demand character and an exclusive effect in footwear at a moderate price. matching our footwear in quality an well at in color. Full-fashioned silk re-enforced garter tops, special value. $1.95. ar 11 7nkimer - 1 1 jt r f SWf'- 1204- V THE BIG SHOE STORE Market Street :t" ft Spert Coats Special Values 19.75 A range of good geed looking styles of coat ings of excellent qual ity. Tweeds, herring bones, plaid backs. Raglan and set-in sleeves. Coats Plain-Far -trimmed 75.00 A remarkable .pres entation of beautiful new coats in the wanted pile fabrics. Blouse back, draped nnd circular. Fur cel lars and cuffs. Sweaters 5.95 Special Values Many styles desirable because they are se totally different, and se much better than their price In plain colors, meTangc of sev eral shades, and smart new blocks in gray and black. aWll. ) fflMJ IvTDj iRBtw I mu n lk I J II VI WE ' I K f i 1 if ffUEtn ' j 1 '. ir? i w Dresses 25.00 Values te 59.50 Composed of iust ene or se of a kind, but individually wonder ful. Of Peiret twill and trlcetine in em em em broidercd and braid trimmed"effects. Very attractive dresses of satin crepe included. Dresses 39.50 Very Exceptional These are lovely, in cluding light, pretty bridesmaid and dance frocks of chiffon and Georgette. Beautiful "Harris" designs of Canten, satin crepe and chiffon velvet. Fer afternoon and street. Millinery 12.00 Values 18.50 te 22.50 Beautiful crentiens, model hata that have served ns inspiration for designers. They ure of Lyens and panne velvet, in a range of styles for every type. In small, medium and large shapes, tnilered and dress-up. Smart Autumn Togs for Tots & Grewing Girls Coats 15.00 te 55.00 Styles for school and dress. All smart fabrics, plain and fur trimmed. Fer ages 0 te 14. Dresses 4.95 te 35.00 New arrivals in wool crepe. serge, Jersey, Canten crcpe and velvet. Clever styles, Fer ages 6 te 14, Hats 2.95 te 8.95 A wealth of styles In felts, heaver and scratch felt. Twenty styles, for ages 4 te 10, kb, eau, e.yj te 32.50; Sizes 2 te 6 Sets, Hat and Ceat te Match, 27.50 te 38.50 j Sizes 2 te 12 W, Specialize. Apparel That Sbmterbca the Larger. WwcnIMXl : t-,z. i $k"k A. vv' - -
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